All Bonito Tours & Excursions in 2026

The stunning natural landscapes of the Rio Formoso Ecological Park lie along the banks of the Rio Formoso, just south of Bonito. This admission ticket offers full-day access to the park and a variety of activities to choose from. Saddle up for a scenic horseback ride through the park, enjoy a thrilling river tubing excursion, or enjoy trekking, ziplining, and snorkelling along the riverside.

Estância Mimosa is a private nature reserve, located just north of Bonito. This admission ticket lets you explore the ranch on a guided tour, following the scenic forest trails to caves, lookout points, and eight different waterfalls. Stop along the way to swim in the natural pools beneath the falls, admire views of the Bodoquena Mountains, then enjoy a delicious lunch at the Estancia’s restaurant.

Offers a once-in-a-lifetime descent into one of Brazil’s most surreal underground landscapes. Accessible only via a 72-meter guided rappel, this hidden cave reveals a pristine lake with crystal-clear waters, towering mineral formations, and absolute silence. With limited daily entries, it’s an intimate and exclusive encounter with nature. Recognized among Brazil’s Top 101 experiences by Visit Brasil, praised by Forbes, and known nationally as “Brazil’s Greatest Adventure,” it’s also a bucket list dive site for scuba lovers worldwide. Whether you choose to snorkel, dive, or simply enjoy a silent boat ride, this extraordinary journey blends adrenaline and serenity in a setting unlike any other on Earth.

The Anhumas Abyss Contemplation Tour offers a unique opportunity to explore this stunning cave without getting wet. Experience the thrill of an electric rapel descent and climb, followed by a quiet boat ride through the wide lake. Record unforgettable moments as you slide over the water and take pictures of a floating platform surrounded by a breathtaking natural beauty. This tour combines adrenaline with tranquility, being perfect for those who want to enjoy the spectacular views of the cave without participating in water activities.